What I Learned in Seoul and Hong Kong That Will Make Your Trip Better
September 25, 2015
By Martha Rhodes, Covington Business Travel Advisor Last month I had the privilege of traveling to Seoul, South Korea ...
Asia & South Pacific
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Sampling China’s Culture and Food
November 14, 2014
Written by: Danielle Rateau This past July, I was presented with an incredible opportunity – my uncle, Matthew, and ...
Singapore’s Changi Airport – A Great Place For a Layover
August 29, 2014
Singapore’s Changi Airport is a marvel of efficiency and technology, providing a world-class visitor experience. This ...
Striving for Sustainability – An Interview with Mikaku Doliveck of Floating Leaf Eco-Retreat in Bali
May 9, 2014
Awareness of our fragile world and its limited resources has finally dawned on the tourism industry and given birth to ...
“Te Fare o Te Atua” – Raiatea, Tahiti
December 24, 2013
Barbi Partlow, Certified Travel Consultant and Tahiti Tiare (specialist), recently visited one of her favorite islands ...
Shanghai or San Francisco?
September 17, 2013
Today we compare two urban breaks for two budgets. Is Shanghai or San Francisco right for your next vacation? You can ...
How to Not Overpay For a Turkish Carpet
January 29, 2013
One of the things I did to prepare for my trip to Turkey was to take measurements of rooms in my house where I would ...
My Bucket List Birthday in Cappadocia
December 21, 2012
Naturally, a travel blogger with a pen name like Travel Maestro has a travel bucket list. Mine is not really an ordered ...
Turkish Delight
December 18, 2012
Turkey is an exotic land of sultan’s treasures, Byzantine mosaics, Whirling Dervishes and covered bazaars. It is also ...
About Travel Maestro
Hi, I’m Beverly, Covington Travel’s Director of Social Media and the voice of TravelMaestro. I love to travel well and help others do the same. For me, traveling well doesn’t have to mean unabashed luxury, although I must admit, I do love just that. No, traveling well has to do with really experiencing the culture, engaging with people, and learning something about your destination, and very possibly yourself, along the way.
